Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)

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Helping with Office Work Doing secretarial work, run- ning off mimeographs, sorting the mail, and answering the requests of students, teach- ers,andvisitors,keep these girls busy. Shown at right are the girls who assist Mrs. Walker by working in Mr. Wiman's office: Patsy Stinnett, Donna Bills, Vanita Fuqua, Margaret Anger, Judy Miller, Lanell Sutton, Caro- lyn Nobles, Sabre Wisely,Marsha Youngblood, Myrtle Sc ott, and Rosa Rosson. Av These girls, who assist the school nurse, Mrs. Eula Williams, are cons- tantly busy doing secretarial work and helping with the school health checks. They are pictured at left. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Voss, Mary Fawvor, Ramona Thompson, and Margaret Wil- kinson. K.. Carrying out their duties of recording all absentees and assisting Mr. Kayser in his duties as assistant principal, are these office girls. Pictured at left, From left to right are: Velesta Sumrul d, Doris Hataway, S an dr a Scott, Jo Ann Glo s s on, Rita Johnston, OnetaForguson, Mickey Gillean, Gaynell Lewis, Ann Fish, Jane DeWald, Danna Floyd, and Winifred Watson.

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Necessities li-AK fl Mr. Kayser has completed two oi S.H.S.p xl- ye ar s as assistant principal and guidance counselor in Sny- der High. His influence has been felt in many activities of the school. He lead the Student Council through a very successful yearg he conducted an interesting sports program on the radiog and has been in- strumental in securing several art exhibits. Mr. Kayser's wit and friendly smile has en- deared him to the students and teachers of S. H. S. ff' KPOISER . ' i?ri0ClpaX can A-545 Mr. Henry is one of the busiest people in the S chool. He is either getting a. number of reports readyor going to the administration building to help run off material for some book. When the facts are wanted, Mr. Henry is the man to see. He will not only supply them but he will also do it with good humor. . XJ MRS. J.E, WALLER, Registrar CLC S , IS tat1st1'CjjfNRY What Snyder High would be like without Mrs. Waller, now that we have had the privilege of having her, one cannot imagine. Her good nature and charming personality are felt by every student,teacher,and administrator in the school. Anyone who wants to borrow a dime or needs a shoulder to weep upon always goes to Mrs.Waller.

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